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hi,

I configured proftpd to jail account to be
in its home directory.

How could I config proftpd to let a user to be at a
special directory after he logged in.

E.g.
In order to ease people's operation, I plan to
exec "cd" automatically, for example:

After log in, accout "joe" will exec "cd
/home/doc" automatically.


Joe


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